A new study demonstrates a new, counterintuitive way to protect atomically-thin electronics -- adding vibrations, to reduce vibrations. By squeezing a liquid-metal gallium droplet, graphene devices ...
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- A future where military helicopters are vibration-free may be years away, but U.S. Army technology is propelling researchers closer to that goal. Military and ...
KULR Technology Group, Inc. has announced its collaboration with the U.S. Army to conduct an evaluation of its KULR VIBE system, aimed at reducing vibration and optimizing balance on AH-64E Apache and ...
The squeaky rail is getting the grease. Shaken by rumbling complaints from locals, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has announced plans to install noise- and vibration-mitigation measures ...
LNS America says its Hydrobar Sprint 555 bar feeders incorporate hydrostatic and hydrodynamic principles that allow users to cut up to 12-in. bar stock at maximum spindle speeds without dangerous ...
LAKELAND | Although it looked like a pronged electric toothbrush in Dr. Kawveh Nofallah's hand, the Lakeland dentist wasn't brushing Mindi Siegel's teeth when he used DentalVibe during her recent ...
Ultra-thin, liquid-metal-printed oxide can improve performance of your transistor by suppressing vibrational resistance Counterintuitively, this occurs by adding extra phonons (vibrations) into the ...
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